Putting the Barrett Nomination in Perspective

David Crockett • October 1, 2020

The nomination of circuit court of appeals judge Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court has brought us once again to the silly season in American politics. To be fair, we have been in a silly season for...

Professors share thoughts on opening sports stadiums for voting

Gail Grady • September 23, 2020

Sports teams hope to increase 2020 voter turnout amid COVID-19 restrictions

Student voices are necessary

Editorial Board • February 13, 2020

In 2013, professor of political science David Crockett wrote in to the Trinitonian about a potential change in the definition of a credit hour. Crockett mentioned a meeting at which the the Faculty Senate...

Trump becomes the third president to be impeached

Gabriella Garriga • January 23, 2020

Political student organizations reflect on the impeachment process and meanings

Understanding the Texas Constitutional amendments

Gabriella Garriga • November 14, 2019

Professors explain the implications of the latest voting day

Student voting rates triple at TU

Lindsay Morgan • October 31, 2019

Recent efforts to register students to vote pay off

Possible effects of the government shutdown loom over university

Jolie Francis • January 23, 2019

The extent of the impact is unclear, but the length of the shutdown is the biggest worry

Departments across campus search for new faculty

Gabriella Garriga • January 23, 2019

Departments look to fill niches to fulfill curricular needs

What are Props A, B and C?

Gabriella Garriga • November 14, 2018

Professors discuss the potential effects of the failure of Proposition A and the approval of propositions B and C

Trinity Students react to midterm elections

Gabriella Garriga • November 8, 2018

On Nov. 6, students gathered at watch parties to keep track of the results